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Market Pulse 02/02: Market retreats in the afternoon session
At the end of the trading session, the VN-Index decreased by 0.47 points (0.04%), reaching 1,172.55 points; the HNX-Index closed below the reference level at 230.56 points. The market breadth leaned towards buyers with 395 stocks increasing and 380 stocks decreasing. Red dominated the VN30-Index basket with 10 stocks rising, 16 stocks falling, and 4 stocks staying flat.
Market Update 31/01: VN-Index plunges, money flows back strongly
At the end of the trading session, the VN-Index fell by 15.34 points (1.3%) to 1,164.31 points; the HNX-Index decreased by 1.48 points (0.64%) to 229.18 points. The market breadth was tilted towards sellers with 265 stocks gaining and 474 stocks declining. Red dominated the VN30-Index basket with 3 stocks rising, 26 stocks falling, and 1 reference stock.
Vietstock Weekly 05-07/02/2024: Tug of War Still Continues
The VN-Index has continued to decline compared to the previous week and has formed a candlestick pattern similar to the High Wave Candle, indicating investor indecision. Currently, the index is still above the 200-week SMA. If it can maintain this level, the outlook for the future will not be too pessimistic.
Vietstock Weekly 29/01-02/02/2024: Still Exposed to Risks
The VN-Index experienced a drop in points and slowed down its upward momentum compared to the previous trading week. Trading volume has been volatile, and the index is currently testing a long-term resistance trendline, which may lead to potential fluctuations in the upcoming sessions.
Vietstock Weekly 22-26/01/2024: Maintaining the Upward Momentum
The VN-Index has experienced a strong increase and has surpassed the previous resistance level of August 2023 (around 1,160-1,180 points), indicating positive investor sentiment. Additionally, the MACD indicator has signaled a buy and crossed above the 0 threshold, suggesting further potential growth ahead.
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